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___ material enters through the mouth
Ingestion
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___ takes place after ingestion, via action of the tongue, teeth/jaw motions, muscular movement of the digestive tract (chewing, segmentation, churning)
Mechanical Processing
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___ swallowing, peristalisis
Propulsion
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___ is the actual breakdown of food, into molecules that can be absorbed by the digestive epithelium
Digestion
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___ requires acids, enzymes, buffers for reactions to occur, process of SECRETION supplies these essentials
Digestion
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___ : movement of substances across digestive epithelium to interstitial space (includes organic molecules, electrolytes (ions), vitamins, water)
Absorption
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___ : dehydrate indigestible material
Compaction
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___ : discharge of fecal material
Defecation
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___ exists as a 3-Dimensional structure, functions to increase surface area available for absorption.
Epithelium
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___ Cells in areas where mechanical stresses are greatest Ex.) oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, rectum, anus.
Stratified Squamous
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___ Cells in the remainder of the GI tract, where secretory cells are common.
Simple Columnar
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___ Two-layered smooth muscle structure (one circular arrangement next to sm. muscle in longitudinal arrangement) Will alter lumen shape, move folds.
Muscularis Mucosa
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___ A connective tissue layer (+ blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic tissue, smooth muscle)
Lamina Propria
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EPITHELIUM + L.PROPRIA + MUSCLARIS MUCOSAE = ___
MUCOUS MEMBRANE (Mucosa)
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___ A connective tissue layer (second), same composition as the lamina propria
Submucosa
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Submucosa surrounds muscularis mucosae that may contain ___ (buffers, enzymes, acids)
Exocrine Glands
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Submucosa contains sensory nerve fibers = ___(PNS and SNS fibers)
Submucosal Plexus
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___ smooth muscle structure circular inner layer and longitudinal outer layer
Muscularis Externa
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___ Role in moving bolus of food through GI tract
Muscularis Externa
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Muscularis Externa movements are controlled by ___ that lies between the two sm. muscle layers.(parasympathetic will increase muscle activity/tone, while the sympathetic input will inhibit contraction, relaxation results)
Myenteric Plexus
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___ Loose connective tissue layer surrounds mus. externa.
Adventitia
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@ oral cavity/esophogus/rectum the adventitia is attached to adjacent structures via dense ___
collagen network
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@ areas of GI tract within the peritoneal cavity, the adventitia is covered by the ___
serosa (visceral peritoneum)
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___ Serous membranes, secrete serous fluid(lubricates, decrease friction), A cavity exists between 2
Peritoneum
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Peritoneum on organ ___
Visceral
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___ lines peritoneal cavity
Parietal
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Folded extensions of the visceral and parietal peritoneum.
Mesenteries
- Double sheets of the peritoneum, often have a role in suspending parts of the digestive tract.
- Mesenteries
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Non Striated (no sarcomeres),Spindle Shape cell,Single Nucleus, Actin & Myosin protein filaments exists.
Smooth Muscle of Digestive Tract
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Initiation of contraction begins as the lekage of Ca2 into ___
Sarcoplasm
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MLCK
Myosin Light Chain Kinase
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Once an interaction between actin & myosin occurs sliding results and cell shortens causing ___
CONTRACTION
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___ of certain muscularis regions of the GI tract will undergo spontaneous depolarization, leading to contraction
Pacesetter Cells
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___ will result from local stimuli, i.e.sensory receptors in the walls of the tract trigger a local contraction (region of a few cm)
Myenteric reflexes
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Contractions may be initiated by fibers of the
Vagus, Glossopharyngeal, Pelvic nerves
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GI tract Contraction - effects of Parasympathetic activity ___
Stimulates
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GI tract Contraction - effects of Sympathetic activity ___
Inhibits
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The movement of materials from one part of the GI tract to another via muscularis externa contractions ___
Peristalsis
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The contractions occur in a specific order ___
circular muscles first followed by longitudinal muscles
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The sm.intestine exhibit ___ movement
Segmentation
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